phisical science chapter 16
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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sound | is a desterbance that traveled through a medium-waves begin with a vibration
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vibration | desterbes the air particles-you can hear the desterbance
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reflection | when a sound hits off a wall, it makes an echo
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diffraction | sound waves dont travel in a strate line. the sound spreads out
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interfrence | sound waves meet and interact with eachother
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loudness | depends on two factors-1-the amount of energy
2-the pitch
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pitch | is a description of how high or low a note is
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ultra sound | sound waves with frequencies above the human range
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infrasound-below what a human can hear | below what a human can hear
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the doppler effect | the change in frequency of a wave of a wave as its source moves in the relation to an observer
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acustics | the study of how sounds interact with eachother
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ear canal | the canal which the wave traveles in
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ear drum | the vibration hits this and sends a signal
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middle ear | containes the two smallest bones in your body
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hammer Anvil stirrup | giant chain link attacked to the inner ear middle
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cochlea auditory prossesor | contained hair cells which makes you hear
sents message to brain
tells you what they said
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hear loss | if you hear something to lowd this occurs
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sonar | is the use of reflected soundwaves to detected of locate onjects underwater
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echolocation | is the use of reflected stored waves to deter main distances or to locate objects
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sonogram | the device uses the reflected ultrasound waves to create a picture
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